Zabou was out yet again painting two days ago in the East End, taking on a set of double shutters for her newest work. The piece is entitled ‘Smile!…Idiots’, and is very much in keeping with the style of humour Zabou often places into her works. The piece mocks the rise of ‘selfie’ culture and […]Read Post ›
Today we decided to sort through our many pictures and collate a collection comprising six months of Street Art from Brick Lane’s Star Yard. A prominent place in the heart of London’s premier Street Art destination. For this piece we are focusing solely on the 10 feature walls in the car park, though there is […]Read Post ›
Prolific stencil street artist Paul ‘Don’ Smith has been at it again recently, where over the last three weeks he has laid out a further five new works, with one in Brick Lane and 4 clustered together in Rivington Street, Shoreditch, on some hoarding that has appeared and Paul ‘Don’ Smith was quick to utilise. […]Read Post ›
Mr Shiz Street Art Brixton, for Save Brixton Arches, #savebrixtonarches
Yesterday afternoon we were fortunate enough to meet upon Furia 139, for the second time this year, painting another one of his beautiful grey-scale portraits. Working with his roller and paint brushes Furia set to lay out a work in his ‘gritty’ style, not favouring a too polished style. Enjoying and making the most of the […]Read Post ›
The latest addition to the Jealous Gallery roof’s feature wall as a part of the ongoing Jealous Rooftop Mural Project is a work from Shok-1, who paints what he dubs ‘Aerosol X-Ray’ art. Shok-1 uses the many anatomical elements of the human body to transform and create his myriad hybrids of them that distinguish his glowing X-ray compositions, The […]Read Post ›
Over the last few days Dan Kitchener was out In London to lay out two of his excellent ‘Liquid Lights’ pieces firstly in Islington, organized by The Real Art Of Street Art, and secondly in Shoreditch, the hub of London Street Art. His compositions create a beautiful focus on light, shadow and perspective to make the mundane and in […]Read Post ›
Over Tuesday and Wednesday Australian, but London based, Street Artist James Cochran aka Jimmy C laid out on his beautiful Pointillist portraits on Fashion Street, just off of Brick Lane. Jimmy C’s style is influenced by a combination of Pointillism and the aboriginal culture of his native Australia. He started painting on the street in the […]Read Post ›
On Sunday in Brixton the second installment in the current plan to decorate the shutters of the businesses lining the Brixton Arches took place, with contributions from Aero, Mr Cenz and Vanesa Longchamp. Network Rail intend to evict the current tenants of the shops along the railway arches spanning Station Road and Atlantic Road, in […]Read Post ›
Over the weekend Chilean, but London based, Street Artist Otto Schade laid out an elaborate and large scale work in his trademark ‘ribbon’ style. This piece is on a 5x2m board in the Truman Brewery in Brick Lane, and what a piece, This is the third time we have reported on Otto Schade thus far […]Read Post ›
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